About this Research Topic
In veterinary medicine, there's growing interest in using natural products for healing and regeneration. Recently, components like those derived from marine collagen, honey, chitosan, and lignin have gained attention. These are often by-products from other industries, helping add value to waste and promoting a sustainable, circular economy. Their powerful healing and anti-inflammatory qualities make them especially useful in tissue repair, which could greatly benefit veterinary practices and biomedical research.
The goal of this Research Topic is to explore how these natural products can help heal tissue in various veterinary applications. Although these products show great promise, there's a lot still to learn, as they haven’t been widely tested in real-world veterinary settings yet. This creates an opportunity to explore a largely untapped resource that could lead to significant advancements in tissue engineering and regenerative techniques.
To deepen our understanding in this area, we are interested in:
• Identifying novel natural compounds specifically suited for veterinary tissue regeneration.
• Articles demonstrating the beneficial effects and mechanisms of action of these compounds through in vitro or ex vivo studies.
• Submissions detailing the in vivo application of innovative natural therapies aimed at regenerative medicine purposes.
The goal of this Research Topic is to explore how these natural products can help heal tissue in various veterinary applications. Although these products show great promise, there's a lot still to learn, as they haven’t been widely tested in real-world veterinary settings yet. This creates an opportunity to explore a largely untapped resource that could lead to significant advancements in tissue engineering and regenerative techniques.
To deepen our understanding in this area, we are interested in:
• Identifying novel natural compounds specifically suited for veterinary tissue regeneration.
• Articles demonstrating the beneficial effects and mechanisms of action of these compounds through in vitro or ex vivo studies.
• Submissions detailing the in vivo application of innovative natural therapies aimed at regenerative medicine purposes.
Keywords: natural products, bioactive compounds, tissue regeneration, tissue engineering, regenerative medicine
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